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The question is, how can he live on in Heaven when he's dead?

Death is a state of complete cessation.

Nice Paradox, there.

Are you absolutely sure this is the way you want to go? How about 30 examples?

My people are from eastern TN so we talk purt' near like Andy. Don Knotts is from WV and that's about half-Yankee but he's a nice enough feller anyhow. Mayberry Days festival ever spill over into your neck o' the woods?

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There was a movie about his life. "Hell And Mr. Fudge." I think they owe me some royalties from my "Ghost And Mr. Chicken" movie. lol :D

I've found that when folks have to use words like "clearly" and "obviously," there's likely some slight angst or vulnerability brewing in their cases.

Problem is, rationalism doesn't establish orthodoxy.

Yes, I hear it. I'll rephrase: It would help if you directed it to the person who needs to hear it most.

It would help if you directed it to the person who needs to hear it.

I can't believe you guys still don't get it.

Especially when he's your buddy, right?

Ah, the straw man rears its ugly head. Now, you may say 'twas I who made the man of straw, but coupled with my remark about the status quo... the straw man becomes hyperbole. Just relax, it'll come out all right. Even if millions believe you can scare a man into loving God. How's this for a...

I, for one, am not terribly interested in "good ideas." It seems like the truth would be a better goal. And leaving the status quo alone just in case is an even worse idea of how to arrive at it.

I'll get that; let me get it. The Final End Of The Wicked - Edward W. Fudge

Not really an invitation to slam Mr. Fudge. I just wondered how many proponents of annihilationism we have on board. Does hell burn for eternity or just until the wicked suffer corresponding to the exact amount of evil caused by their words, thoughts, and deeds? UPDATE: I found the movie on...

Believe it or not, confrontation is really not my thing, but I confess I'm ill-equipped to suffer a bully, and pro-active to call one out. As Barney always says: "Nip It!" I don't know that he's a bully, but I can't help but suspect he's actually holding back, even as unruly as he's been. He as...

Duly noted :) Your input is valued.

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